Sentence examples for of substantial role from inspiring English sources

Although Mick's son James has a major role in Vinyl as a punk singer, Jagger Sr is not slated to appear in any sort of substantial role.

The lack of substantial roles for women is a familiar enough problem in Hollywood.

Charles Moore characterised Lloyd as "angry" over the lack of substantial roles for women; as with Spencer and Walker, the insinuation was that this irrational woman had allowed her emotions to get the better of her.

Still, Mr. Allen has continued to create a steady supply of substantial roles for women, often of ages unrecognized by Hollywood (that is, anyone over 30), with Ms. Blanchett's potent "Blue Jasmine" performance arriving in the middle of a summer movie season that has been largely devoid of female faces.

It is worth pointing out that the high extent of protection (70% after 24 h delay) conferred by a combination of antibiotic with phenanthroline argues in favor of the substantial role of secreted proteases as death-causing factors, although their contribution to mortality relative to LT is currently unknown.

To further investigate the effects of DBS-induced neurogenesis increase for memory function, qualitative evaluation of the immunofluorescence double-labeling showed co-localization of c-Fos with the Dcx and the BrdU labeled cells in the hippocampal DG region of the vmPFC HFS animals, indicating a possibility of a substantial role of these newborn cells in the memory enhancement function.

This presents the first experimental evidence of a substantial role for the formation of vibrationally excited final states in the total process of hydrogen evolution.

Jones would love nothing better and is suitably appreciative of the substantial role Itoje has been playing: "He gives us more of a contest at the breakdown.

Lawrence B. Lindsey, chairman of the National Economic Council, has drawn criticism as being disorganized, and he has been shorn of any substantial role as a spokesman on economic matters.

What is most interesting among these studies is the clear admission of the substantial role played by humans in shaping the environment (Goldman and Schurman 2000).

Another essence of PPPs is the substantial role of government by either the eventual ownership or the life-cycle supervision, as against to the result of privatization.